Gigabyte OLED Gaming Monitors: 540Hz WOLED and 400Hz QD-OLED Plans

Gigabyte is preparing to launch four new OLED gaming monitors that bring high refresh rates to a wider range of resolutions and panel technologies. These upcoming models matter because they expand the options for competitive gamers and enthusiasts who need fast response times without sacrificing image quality. The lineup includes distinct approaches to panel design, from tandem QD-OLED to WOLED and edge-lit QD-OLED, giving buyers choices based on their specific display preferences. We have been tracking OLED Gaming Monitors closely — see our earlier coverage on Gigabyte GO27Q32 QD-OLED Monitor.

Gigabyte details four new OLED gaming monitors with varying refresh rates and panel technologies

The lineup kicks off with the GO27Q32, which Gigabyte plans to release first. This 27-inch monitor uses a Samsung Display Penta Tandem QD-OLED panel with a 2560 x 1440 resolution and a 320Hz refresh rate. It supports DisplayHDR True Black 500 and offers 300-nit SDR brightness with a claimed 1300-nit peak brightness. The GO27Q32 also includes one DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.1 ports to handle high-bandwidth signals from modern graphics cards.

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Gigabyte is also developing the MO27Q40, a more technically specialized model for those who prioritize pixel density and subpixel clarity. This 27-inch display features a 2560 x 1440 resolution on a Samsung Display Penta Tandem QD-OLED panel running at 400Hz. It uses an RGB-stripe subpixel layout, which differs from the PenTile arrangements found in many other OLED panels and can reduce text blurring. The MO27Q40 targets users who want the sharpest possible 1440p image with minimal motion blur.

For competitive esports players, Gigabyte is preparing the GO25F54G, a 24.5-inch monitor with a 1920 x 1080 resolution and a 540Hz refresh rate. This model relies on an LG Display Tandem WOLED panel to achieve its extreme speed. The company is also working on the GO32U18, which takes a different path by using Samsung Display's QD-OLED Edge technology. This 32-inch 4K monitor runs at a lower 180Hz refresh rate, catering to users who prefer larger screens for immersive gaming.

Mass production for these monitors is scheduled to begin in mid-September 2026 for the GO27Q32. The MO27Q40 is targeting mass production toward the end of October 2026. Production for the GO25F54G is currently planned for mid-November 2026. The GO32U18 is scheduled for mass production in mid-January 2027. Retail availability is expected later in the fourth quarter, though Gigabyte has not provided specific pricing for any of the four models.